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Mold licensing in Arkansas.

Research last verified 2026-06. Confirm current requirements directly with the state before beginning work.

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Inspection and assessment

Not required

No state license required.

  • 01Arkansas repealed its 2009 mold licensing law.
  • 02The state now publishes voluntary abatement guidelines only.
  • 03No regulatory body currently oversees mold inspectors.

Mold remediation

Not required

No state license required.

  • 01Anyone may legally perform mold remediation work.
  • 02General contractor licensing may apply depending on project value — check with your state.

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Mold Inspector can organize scheduling, field documentation, reports, quotes, and invoices. It does not replace required training, licensing, sampling protocols, legal review, or professional judgment.

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Always verify directly with Arkansas. Requirements may have changed since 2026-06. Confirm the current rule with the responsible regulatory body before beginning mold-related work. This page is a research starting point, not legal advice.